Asktoddmiller provides "inside information" on critical aspects of understanding the warranties you will receive with your new roof. Yes, you need more than 1 roof warranty! It's important to understand what warranties come with your new roof, where they come from and what they mean. In this short video, Todd Miller,...
In this video, Todd Miller gives us an overview of how to get the benefits of a metal roof for your North Carolina home. There are many types of metals, finishes and profiles; each providing unique opportunities for energy efficiency, sustainability and durability...
Part 5 of our video series helps you, the homeowner, begin the process of selecting the right roofing material for your North Carolina home. This segment explains why the place to start is with product selection rather than choosing a contractor. Of course, we hope you'll contact McCarthy Metal Roofing Systems...
In another of our series "The Metals in Metal Roofing", McCarty Metal Roofing Systems of North Carolina explores copper metal roofing. Copper Roofing Copper is generally recognized as one of the most attractive metal roofing options. Unfortunately, it carries a pretty hefty price tag. Copper is the most expensive of the three...
Second in our series about the metals, in metal roofing for North Carolina homes and commercial properties is Galvalume Steel. So, what is it? Base carbon/iron steel coated with an alloy of aluminum and zinc is known as Galvalume Steel. When aluminum is added with zinc, both of the positive and...
Take advantage of a sunny, North Carolina day to look for some irregularities in your roof. Walk around your home and look closely at your roof. Use binoculars if they are helpful. Don’t get on the roof – leave that to the professionals. As you look at your roof, look for dips...
In order to make the right decision for your home, it is important to know some basic concepts and definitions--metal roof terminology. Here's a new feature on the blog to help explain some of the basic terminology associated with roofing. Part 1 provides labels for those easy to describe, but...
